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Anton Leeuwenhoek devised a primitive microscope to observe a sample of his tooth scrapings. How did this help contribute to cell theory

Anton Leeuwenhoek devised a primitive microscope to observe a sample of his tooth scrapings. How did this help contribute to cell theory
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Anton Leeuwenhoek devised a primitive microscope to observe a sample of his tooth scrapings. How did this help contribute to cell theory

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It helped to show that some bacteria are just one cell.

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